My uncle had an 8 track in his Ranchero, so I got plenty of time on those as a yute. My Grandma also had one of those console monstrosities with TV, record player and an 8 track, though the 8 track didn't get much use there.
Ok, I'm going to back up. What I'm saying is that it's surprising a guy like that chose the title CEO. He easily have could have chosen to be Executive Director of his non profit, which is the typical title anyway, he doesn't look like a dude that would identify with the CEO label.
So in my experience, it is really dependent on several factors. I've had many friends/acquaintances among the SEALs, most people know I'm from Virginia Beach, and know what is based here, and I can tell you it's runs the gamut from totally unassuming family guys to outright psychopaths.
I've also seen some guys who were truly gentle souls be broken by the work.
You would be surprised how many amps are like that. A clean vintage one is going to be a little more expensive, but not tons. My '62 was 3,400 or so IIRC. But I feel this more mean that old ones are better value for the time, and also the will increase in value.
Marshall sells reissue JCM 800s and 900 that cost as much if not more than the vintage ones. And sells the shit out of 'em.